Before purchasing the transfer of any gTLD (such as .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO) or new gTLD (such as .CLUB, .CLOUD, .TRADE, .TOP), make sure your domain meets these requirements.
1
It was registered at least 60 days ago
Your domain must have been registered —or transferred— at least 60 days ago. Registrars enforce this rule and block earlier transfers.
2
It's unlocked at your current registrar
The domain must be unlocked: its Whois status should show OK or Active (not "clientTransferProhibited").
3
You have an up-to-date Auth/EPP code
Request a current Auth/EPP code from your current registrar. It's the key that authorizes the transfer.
If all three are met, the transfer should complete successfully.
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